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How people perceive one another – a short film
I was at the Salesforce.com Christmas drinks a couple of weeks ago and as part of the entertainment we watched a few short films. All the …
Read MoreQuestions to elicit stories
The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation has produced an excellent little book called the Story Guide: Building Bridges Using Narrative Techniques. It’s filled with …
Read MoreAnecdote circles are like dinner parties…
We often describe anecdote circles as being a bit like dinner parties, with the exceptions that we try have just one conversation at a time, and …
Read MoreWhat kind of facilitator are you?
At the upcoming Australian Facilitators conference I’m looking forward to the “Facilitator Archetypes” workshop that I’m running alongside a great cartoonist, Simon Kneebone. This workshop …
Read MoreReminiscence work – ways to collect stories
A couple a weeks ago we released our guide to anecdote circles and it has been extremely popular. We tried our best to give an …
Read MoreHow a restaurant uses stories to keep staff motivated
A simple yet effective use of stories is to get staff to recount experiences of success (perhaps using an anecdote circle) before facing the new …
Read MoreFocus, focus, focus – the big four
Paradoxically, one of the dangers of specialising in the practical application of narrative techniques is their wide applicability; sometimes the people who might be interested …
Read MoreThe Storytelling and Complexity Conference in New Mexico
What is the link between storytelling and complexity? This was the theme that found me travelling over 28 hours from Melbourne, Australia to Las Cruces, New …
Read MoreSome free eBook resources
Like they say, life is about timing. Coinciding with the launch of our recent ebook The ultimate guide to Anecdote Circles, Chris Corrigan has released an …
Read MoreFacts and stories (go together like a horse and carriage)
Steven Pinker says: “Cognitive psychology has shown that the mind best understands facts when they are woven into a conceptual fabric, such as a narrative, …
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